Kid Norfolk Knocks Gibbons Out In Brief Title Bout
The fight ends in a quick stoppage as Tom Gibbons stops Kid Norfolk in the sixth round after landing decisive rights. Norfolk, partially blind in one eye, cannot continue and collapses on the canvas. The bout, part of a charity card, also features Tiger Flowers stopping Johnny Wilson in Atlanta.
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Fragmented musings and odd clippings from a historic issue
A jumble of quotes and snippets touches on Alfred, poverty, English court matters, a Dailey Michigan bank, a mock court martial joke, and stray notices. It includes stray lines about football captains in Waterloo, a tobacco magnate’s college bid, and scattered remarks on science and advertising. The text is chaotic with many garbled phrases and partial sentences.
Maccabees Organize Three-Team League
The Maccabees form a three team league with games slated Monday and Friday nights at Lincoln School. Captains Otto Helms Gerald Fowler and Finnest Hansen lead teams. Fowler's squad sits first, Hansen’s last. An independent five will be chosen from the three teams for playoff games. George Fergeman serves as business manager.
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Gerald Fowler
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George Fergeman
Intramural Cage Games Start at T C Saturday
Cedar Falls, Dec 10. Intramural basketball begins Saturday morning at the Teachers College per student council president Ray Moore. Drawings for team competitors set for Friday afternoon. two games slated each Saturday during the season. Six teams currently entered. late entries expected before Friday deadline.
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Ray Moore
Prdent
Student Council
Fefors
Teacher cagers meet Hamilton quintet on Saturday
Cedar Falls reports a practice game with Hamilton University of Commerce at Mason City slated for December 20. Coach Art Dickenson aims to have his shooters classified by then to evaluate promising players and determine varsity prospects ahead of the conference season.
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Cedar Falls
Sperial
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Mason City
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Iefara
Cokeh
Art Dickenson
Bost
Varsity
Kevhal
Waterlog boxing muddle hits midwest card chaos
Waterlog sportsmen face a boxing muddle as midweight matchups dominate the talk after a four round prelim in Milwaukee. Johnny Cling defeated Joe Krak while Blue and Moore traded wins in a tangle of results that leaves Waterloo promoters unsure of future attracts.
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Tiger Johnny Clue
St. Louis
Lankie Krak
Milwaukee
Mickey Walker
Waterloo
Ronters
Doe
Karledine
Vyeryous
Mark Moore
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Notre Dame Announces 1925 Football Schedule Additions
Notre Dame will play a 10 game schedule in 1925 Athletic Director Knute Rockne announced Baylor University of Texas has been added to the slate The season opens here September 27 with Baylor The rest of the schedule includes Lombard Beloit Army Penn State Nebraska Minnesota Northwestern Georgia Tech and Carnegie Mellon
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Knute Rockne
Baylor University of Texas
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Lombard
Beloit
Army
Fenn State
Nebraska
Minnesota
Northwestern
Georgia Tech
Carnegie Pach
Gibbons Draws Sailor Mobie In Ten Rough Rounds
In West Palm Beach New York fighter Gibbons fought ten hard rounds with Amy McClarin, producing a draw. The bout featured exchanges at close range and included several standout moments as spectators saw a contested decision.
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Sailorie Saint Mobie
al Moure
Amy McClarin
Akiand
South American grid fans blamed for ill sportsmanship
Argentine and Uruguayan papers condemn host crowds after recent matches between Uruguay Olympic and the Argentine eleven. Stones and bottles hurled at players in Montevideo and Buenos Aires, provoking calls to suspend international contests. Uruguayan sentiment rose as their boat home from Montevideo faced coal dumps at the pier.
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Tutor Girls Swim Squad to Compete Here Thursday
The Tutor girls swim team from Iowa State Teachers College will race against time in a telegraphic meet sponsored by the University of Iowa tomorrow night at East High pool. Nine swimmers, many from Waterloo, compete with Florence Howard Alma Becker Harriet Gan Elane Haven Elizabeth Payne Hierrice Wallace Martha Dawson Judith Chace and Glides Rudston leading in various strokes. Results from Rast High will be telegraphed to Town Clubs before Saturday noon with winners announced soon after.
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State Teachers College
University of Iowa
Marmaids
East High
Waterloo
Florence Howard
Alma Becker
Harriet Gan
Elane Haven
Elzabeth Payne
Ceidar Falls
Hierrice Wallace
Cedar Falls
Martha Dawson
Judith Chace
Mewton
Rudston
Des Moines
Rast High
Drake to Bring 13 Veterans Back for Next Grid Season
Des Moines reports Coach Ossie Solem will reunite a nucleus of 13 lettermen for Drake University football next season. Returning veterans include Des Moines players Thed Von Caries Ralph Amend and Ted Sloan and others from Chariton Grinnell Valley Junction Fairfield and Colorado with positions listed at centers guards tackles ends and halves. Two new spots to fill at quarterback and fullback.
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Ossie Solem
Drake University
Thed von Caries
Ralph Amend
Carl Amhelang
Chariton
Lyle Ewart
Grinnell
Roland Henry
Willard
Armstrons
Jeff Robertson
Mort Stilton
Oklahoma
Ted Sloan
Valley Junction
Ray Talbey
Glenn Spears
Fairfield
Neb
Joe Enright
Greeley
Colo
Chuck” Everett
William Sutherland
Redfield
Salem
Sam Orebaugh
Kenneth Mclaren
Ben Lingenfelter
Fort Dodge
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al Stocking
Jack Sparks
Qlavinda
Homer Lyon
Gunn
Harald Blanchard
Perry
OWA wrestlers set for five duals and conference meet
The OWA wrestling lineup advances to a slate of five duals followed by the conference meet. Reports mention competing teams and dates, with references to participants and rankings amid a weathered, fragmentary preview.
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OWA
Five Sunday schools lead Intermediate basketball standings
East High hosts second week games in which Grace M E First Myvangelical Christ Episcopal First Presbyterian and Walnut Street Baptist remained unbeaten in the Intermediate division. United Presbyterian and Calvary Evangelical lost while Walnut Street Baptist and St Pauls M B impressed with height and speed. Chap man and Brooks shone for the losers as Linden M E fell to First Presbyterians 28 to 1.
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Bowling Match Notes From Whiteside and Waterloo Highlights
In a City league at Whiteside lanes Bryant's office force beat the shop team in three straight games led by Mark Moore with a 168 single and Roy Bryant's 455 over three games. At Waterloo alleys Hawkeye Oil defeated Diamond Joe with Marsay grabbing top honors at 217. Two bowling fans from Ream heck visit Friday to watch Miller Constructing and Whiteside teams compete at West side alleys with matches at 7 and 9.
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Stanford Faces Notre Dame in New Year's Day Showdown
Stanford football, preparing for the Notre Dame game in Pasadena, plans to rely on two strong new fullbacks Hey and Bogue as Ernie Nevers guards a weak ankle. Coach Glenn Warner tightens defense against passes and devises tricks for the Irish attack.
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Montana
California
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Glenn Warner
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Notre Dame and Iowa to clash in May 21 track meet
Iowa meets Notre Dame in a dual track clash scheduled for May 21 at Iowa Field. The announcement from Notre Dame coach George Bresnan also notes Iowa will face Wisconsin Illinois Minnesota and Notre Dame again across outdoor and indoor conference meets and relay carnivals.
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University of Notre Dame
University of Iowa
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George T. Bresnahan
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West High struggles to form a cohesive basketball squad
West High coach Relph Sarit reviews a slow building team after football, with eight lettermen and many hopefuls yet to master fundamentals. Dunkerton looms as opening test. East High’s 40 candidate squad under Coach Heldt also shows progress, focusing on pivot, passing and defense ahead of Cedar Falls opener on Jan 8.
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West High
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Dunkerton
Lone Hudson
Sarit
Potter
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East High
Breen
John Heldt
Cedar Falls
Upper 10W4 U Expects Fast and Strong Cage Quintet
Fayette Ta Dec 10 Upper Town basketball prospects learned where a large delegation presented itself including veterans. Coach Dorman issued uniforms to all men to locate promising material. Last year’s team was spasmodic with injuries early in the season and Larson’s broken hand forced a new style. Dorman hopes for experienced players and many substitutes with Arena Kiple Luce Larson Sullivan Lauritzen Pierce Tate De Long back, Capt Bonker not returning.
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Johnson Rest in New York as League Meetings Loom
Johnson rests in a New York hotel awaiting the major league meetings amid bribery scandal fallout. American and National league leaders weigh joint sessions and Landis’s fate while Cubs push to trade for Giants star George Kelly with Bob O Farrell as McGraw remains noncommittal.
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Heydjer
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William Veeck
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